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This bumper is for AudioAssignments2616, part of our radio show that we’re putting together. I don’t want to give any more away so suffice it to say, I found two pieces of sound: background music and birds chirping. Then I recorded a message to keep listening to Radio7 for the …
“Now that we have a #ds106 radio up and running creating a 15 to 30 second bumper for the station. What is a bumper? It is a short recording that identifies the radio station with signature music or an expression that makes sure the listeners know what they are tuned …
I used https://freesound.org again to find a background sound. Then I transferred it over to Audacity, and recorded my part of the radio bumper.
I can’t always think of what to say for a radio bumper, I usually go through like 10 different scripts before I find the right one …
Since the radio show is dealing with advice for college students, I went in that direction with my bumper. I hope our advice will help and bring a little joy to the listeners.
Creation
I used SoundTrap to make the bumper. I began by recording the message. I actually used …
The prompt
This is a fairly straightforward assignment, done out of necessity, so it has a fairly straightforward finished product. We need bumpers for our radio show, so I made one for when we come back from a commercial break. It’s pretty simple. I took some stock music I already …
For my radio show bumper, I went for a vibe that has been living rent-free in my head since the start of the semester: Lofi. Lofi, or Lo-Fi, is music that is “low-fidelity” and has low sound quality. It is often referred to as music that contains audio imperfections that …
I was of course inspired by the radio bumpers already on DS106 radio, as well as several other examples I found and a lifetime of listening to the radio, but I also tried to make this bumper my own.
The background music is Reckless by The Spin Wires found at …
This may have been one of the most fun and creative assignments I have ever done for a class. Considering I’ve been in school practically my entire life, or at least all of my life that I can remember, that’s a big claim. I’ve always …
I had fun with this! I got to try out the envelope feature in Audacity, which was pretty cool! …
“Now that we have a #ds106 radio up and running creating a 15 to 30 second bumper for the station. What is a bumper? It is a short recording that identifies the radio station with signature music or an expression that makes sure the listeners know what they are tuned …
So it should be very apparent where I drew my inspiration for this assignment. If it is not, please watch this movie, Good Morning, Vietnam! I had fun making this intro, although to say it put me outside my comfort would be an understatement.
I hope that this brought …
To create my radio bumper I used Audacity to layer and mix. It was a bit harder to use than SoundTrap, but it seemed to have more options. I used SoundBible and 101soundboards for the Bob Ross clips. I thought they went with the theme since the radio …
Here it is! Took a while and a lot of messing around with Audacity, but here is my radio bumper for DS106 radio!…
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